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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-08-26

Large stock, covering almost the entire
range of sizes and qualities manufactured.
100 dOZeIrs Beached German Linen Dam
| ask Napkins. Only 81 per dozen.
100 dozen q Beached German Linen
Damask Napkins, excellent quality, hand
sme patterns. Only So - per Dozen
Us dozen Fine Bleachrd German Linen
Danask Napkins, splendid value Only 81
her Dozen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-14

The Metropolitan railway company Is going &c
put twenty five cars OF full adult stature on It's
line TO replace q Ike number OF the dwarf convey
tired public through the city. This is good as far
as 1t goes but twenty-five cars is only the begin
ming Of the equipment needed; particularly II the
company should now decide to enforce the printed
rule against overcrowdng, which. with grim
irony, has stared the squeezed and su1ocated pas
senger in the face for years. Doubtless some of
the conservative shareholders VIII grumble at the
idea OF its spending twenty-five thousand dollars
In carrying out the provisions its charter keep
Ing faith with the public and maintaining It's Own
legal existence; but with its stock held at one
hundred and two. the corporation does not seem
In danger OF hurting itself seriously by its EFFORT
h that line.
The reform In the roads equipment should not
sease with a mere increase In the number Of We
licleS. The comments OF the Commissioners In
their report did not bear half severely enough upon
The condition OF the tracks with the old-fashIoned
and wholly abOIninable rails sticking up to catch
The toes OF horses and wrench wheels to pieces in
.rossing them. This nuisance fs most obtrusiye
1t turning places, where, in order to prevent the
ear from leaving the track the outer rail is raised
some inches above the inner rail- forming an al
most impossible barrier to ordinary vehicles, and
being particularly dangerous at night. The cob
bleS, also, with which the roadway between the
tracks is laid are in some places fnordnatey large
and have so efectually abolished travel across
them that the grass grows undisturbed between
the stones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-14

One railroad ring has been made to smart, and
the honest citizens Of Iowa are rejoicing greatly
thereat. Governor Larrabee has Just certff1ad
back to the federal government more than two
and q half million acres OF land originally voted
By Congress 10 the state TO be used in aid OF the
construction Of certain railways. one OF these
roads. the Sioux City and Pacific having failed to
perform the conditions attached to the grant, the
land has reverted TO the state and by the state
In turn certified back TO the United States to be
opened for settlement In the usual manner OF pub
lie lands OF course, the railway company made
a desperate resistance. 1t is so rare thing that
the people get their own in a contest with a cor
poration that we can hardly wonder at the sensa-
ton caused by the governors act, both in Iowa
and outside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-14

Buffalo Is the scene of a very pretty quarrel over
the application of the sunday laws to various oc-
equations. A citizen identified with a local re-
form society has had the manager OF the Casino
theafer arrested for giving an entertainment on
Sunday evening, and the manager has retorted By
causing the arrest OF the president of the Young
Mems Christian association for keeping his Oil re-
fnery running on the Lords day. Much relief will
be felt by business men and amusement caterers
everywhere when the courts have made some wen.
defined rulings on the question whether IT IA az
much of an offence TO turn the weekly day OF rest
into day Of work as TO turn it into day OF rec
rsstion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-14

The striking eoal-handlers presumptively had
little notion, when they went into their revolt.
that they were inflicting more injury upon the
poor in the great cities than upon the rich. The
rich generally lay in their seasons supply in the
Tsn. They can afford, too to burn wood at a
psnch. or to resort TO gas and oil stoves The Door
cannot. They buy their coal in small quantities
high price when everything is at its best; but
when there IS strike and stoppage OF produc-
ton they have TO shfver II workingmen eyery-
where could appreciate the force OF Mr. Powderly's
familiar precept, that the conduct OF one branch
Of the labor world has positive effect upon the
welfare OF every other branch, they would make
the strike the last expedient on their list, to be
used only when every other resource had failed.
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Advertisers

will scye their own purpose best and ut the same time
greatly accommodate The STAR, if they win send in
before noon Tomorrow their announcements for the
extra large edition of Saturdays paper the forms of
which must be sent TO press much earlier than the
other FIVE days of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-14

HANDKERCHIEFS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
We do not wish to carry a single handkerchief
Or Muller into our new store, hence to close ont
the stock Immediately, we make the following
unparalleled reductions:
Our entire stock of Mems Fancy Brocaded Silk
Hsndkerchiets, superb variety of rich harmonic
ing cUlOrings.
25c. Quality, fallen to zoe. each,
45c. Quality, fallen to 81 &c. each.
75c Quality, fallen to SOC each.
81 Quality fallen to 75c. each.
Our entire stock Of Mems all wool Cashmere
Nufiers dots stripes, Plaids and checks.
13c Quality, fallen to soc. each.
81 50 Quality fallen to 81 each.
SPEC :li 20 in. square. White Japa.
fancy colored borders worth 75c
NOW ONLY Soc. EACH.
The most generous bargains ever offered are
now on sale.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-GRAY AND TAN TERRIER LONG FARs
1Lcalled Daisy" 24lO ID st Liberal reward lts
T oST-yANUARY 18TH. ONE GARNET BEAD
IL Bracelet clasp set with small eurDets and pearis
family rtiic from Lansburghs store st Isetwee
ith and oth, FINDER viii be rewarded 10y returning
same 10 ol3 Louisiana ave. or 30g 9TH st NV 1T
II OST-A GOLD THIMBLE. IN 18TH ST BFR-
IL die, or on Rhode Island ave or 18th Owners
name on II an full Reward II left at 1909 stnw rs
II OST-oN JANUARY sTH, 1885,. A SKYE TIP
IL rler; answers TO the name Of Ned alO reward
l-%S ~ ST. NV jal4-3
II OST-ON WEDNEsDAY-LADY'sG GOLD WATCH
with jet and gold fob chain attached
Between IN, corner Of y, or 1lth street on the
road to Soldiers Home; liberal reward left al the
Star office. i.I3-Ius
IT osT-TAKEN THROUGH MISTAKE JANUARY
IL 18th. Oyercoat and Hat from Abners hail Pleas.
return TO 23l5 Pennsylvania ave. Liberal reward
jxl3-2ts
STRAYED-LAsT THURSDAY, JANUARY 9Th. A
- Collie Dog, brown. with white neck breast and tp
on tail; sharp ears; link collar: tag No a63
Answers TO Hal Reward IL returned 20 1886 18th ST
fall So
I OST-YEsTERDAY, ONE EXPRESS ENVELOPE
marked I. y. Cloueh, 6o2 Pa ave. Washington 10
e. The finder VII be literally rewarded by delivering
TO 0u@ Pa ave nw- Same VAL be identified satisfac-
torily. jaI2-u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-14

There is talk Of o tie-up On that famous Broad
way railroad In New York city. Some OF the per.
sons interested in the read at the beginning OF its
,sreer are more concerned about an impending
ock-up than about all the tie-ups the discon-
anfed amployeS can devise
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WHITE Howard & Co.

WHITE Howard & Co,
2o West 18th Street,
New York,
Beg 70 announce that they have onane, ,b.,r yr.ncA
House,
SIS 18th Street Northwest
lover Hanson Hiss 4 Co.'S,
Ane Are nov prepared to show very Elev.,4 a.,or&
Inent Of
IMPORTED COSTUMES
kECEPI'OS, DINNER AND BALI DRrsSra
WRAPS. BoNNETs, ETC.
just received from the leading houses Of
LONDON AND PARIS
imported specially Tor the Wash,nstor s.....
IS Wet 18th street, New York $40 Brosdv,x s.-..
N0Ns Long Branch. and ~'o''A Wv
SIS 18th ct NV Warrington D. c.
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LET Me SHAKE HANDS W,rH THE
LITTLE FELLOWS,

They'll HAVE VOTE SOME DAY.
THIS Is A REMARK MR.. BLAINE MADE DURING
THE LAST PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN LIKE
Mr.. BLAINE, THE GOLDEN EAGLE BELIEVES IN
CATERING TO THE LITTLE FELLOWS. AND
WHILE WE ARE SELLING LITTLE SUITS AND
OVERCOATS NOW WE WILL SELL THEM LARGER
ONES AS THEY GROW OLDER FOR THE BENEFIT
OF OUR LITTLE FRIENDS THE GOLDEN EAGLE
HAS THIS WEEK INAUGURATED AARK-DOWN
SALE OF ovERCOATS AND SUITS.
ovERCOATs THAT WERE ss.75. % AND $3.50
ARE NOW g.
OvERCOATs THAT WERE s6, o. AND % ARE
NOW e5. AGES TO g.
CHILDREN's SUITS $780, ATWOOD; FORMER
PRICE "a. $3.50, s5 AND 90.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
MONEY REFUNDED FOR ALL PURCHASES NOT
SATISFACTORY AFTER INSPECTION AT HOME.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.
400 cor 7th and SITS NV.
ja14 Clothiers to the Multitude
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STILL In PRoaREss.
Our Seventh Annual Special Sale of Ladies'
Muslin Underwear is still in progress and meet.
ing with deserved attention. We never offered
better values, nor were our sales in Underwear
ever SO large.
$50 dozen Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers,
buttons and tton-holes, small seams, extra
values.
High-neck, 1910. each.
Low-Deck, l5c. each.
20 dozen Ladies' Fine Cambria Corset Covers,
four clusters OF three tucks each, neck trimmed
with lace, usually sold at :}:3c., only 25c. EACH
100 dozen Ladies' Muslin Gowns four clus-
ters Of three fine tucks down the front, neck
and sleeves trimmed with Cambria ruffie, worth
622c, only soc each.
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Mother Hub
bard Night Gowns yoke Of all-over embroidery,
neck and sleeves trimmed with Hamburg worth
S7xc., only 75c. each.
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Sauare-neck
Chemise. yoke Of three rows of insertion and
four clusters Of three fine tucks neck aud
sleeves trimmed with Hamburg ruf1e, worth
SIC, only 5Oc. each.
75 dozen Ladies' Fine Cambria Chemise yoke
of TOrchon lace, neck and sleeves trimmed with
lace, worth 81 only &c, each.
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers
trimmed around bottom with fine Hamburg
ruffe, two clusters OF three tucks each above
with Hamburg insertion between, extra good
value, worth 55c., only Soc per pair.
ta14 WOODWARD LOTHROP
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CAPS. CAPS. GAPS.

ON Head 0ear.n
CAPS. CAPS CAPS.
Buying Is we DO III Large qualities. which w an
compelled to in order to buy 1t Dun FIGURES. w
frequently ind ourselves overstocked with ons thins
OF another md when this occurs our patrons reap
rich harvest. This is the position in which We nnd
ourselves to-day-too many Boys Caps: consequence
down they so in price We have been selling the diff
ferent grades at different prices Say from As cents "a
81 each. We have punched" the entire LOT, Ind
marked them IS cents all round Among them are
some perfect little beauties-cloth tops, astrakhan
trimmed. silk lined. and With ssf NUTS attached.
RECENT PURCHASE
OF BoyS ana Childrens Ovefceats enables az to ofe,
some rare bargains in that line this week; and - that
our regular stock Of these garments may not b per-
United to suffer BY comparison u prices, we have
Married the prices down TO correspond with those we
place on the great bargains We have lust resolved For
instance:
Our $40 overeoats are now ss.
80 1" 81.
90 90.
81 S5.
And 90 on; but figures paper never tell the whole
tale These absolutely Incompatible Bargains must be
seen and Examined to be fully understood Need we
say We are willing and anxious to show them to you
We fancy not.
IN BOYS AND CH1LDREN's SUITS
We knock the bottom out Of competition We realize
the fact that the season IL far advanced and that cloth
ing will not-as wine does-improve with age. We
don't want these goods You do Well! you shall have
them at prices that absolutely without parallel in
the history Of the Boys' Clothing business Imagine
an ALL WOOL Suit to At child from to Is years Of
age for S295. Just fancy Child's Suit sixes 70 12
NOT strictly ali wool. but strong durable, well-made.
and stylish in cut for e25O Knee psnts al Sizes at
60 cents pair Shirt Waists Galore d 81 cents each
These the goods and these the prices with which
w expect to charm the little men tomorrow
"rM A BIO BOZ row"
We can imagine the 1s.yeaf-old boy Of the family
sadly realizing that the bargains we've just mentioned
sfs only intended for his younger brothsr That Is
&c. but we can also imagine we see his countenance
brighten with pleasure when we " to him that the
good things in store for him here in overcoats Suits
separate Pants, &c. Co., cannot be described On paper
They've got to be sssn to be appreciated 10 don't rs
gret your increased size, young ssntleman Your
you in childhood. We clothe you in boyhood We
hope to clothe you in manhood.
"AT HOME
We are always at home' to the boys Of Washinrton
but by common consent they have to regard Sat
urday ~ their day" So be IT, young gentlemen. We
know no higher law than your pleasure We shall e.
pect you tomorrow. We shall be ready for you.
sAKS / COMPANY,
THE BOYS OUTrrTTERS,
800 to 3oS SEVENTH STREET.
OPEN TO. MORROW EVENING UNTIL 1890. ia
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No LoSe PnocnAnar1os.

QUALITY. P2ICFS AND REPUTATION SPEAK
LOUDER FOR US THAN WORDS
TIE superior Make OF our wel-krown Clothing. 10
sether with Bargain prices, tell the story.
Men. Young Men, Boys ard Children Suits
aud Overcast Department, are open u your in.
spection, with the Lowest Prices
1t is . practical fact that we are not consider
ing the question OF profit on what remains OF
Our Fall and Winter Stock Our only object
nov il to sell the goods
We have made big deductions in our Sui. Dc.
Partnent. We have made big deductions in onr
Pants Department We have cut deep in our
Nefcost Department We are Sacrificing the
bcys and Children's suits and Overcoats
Now Is the chance for Bargains in Mems FIR
nishinss. EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR CASH
NOAH WALKER CO.,
}aiS 6o5 Pennsylvania avenue
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Lon SAIL kf,a.,,
nI--lw 18th aud 4 st-.
V,oR sALE-yERY DESIRABLE Ions. ON l,rH
l. ST., irohi si.oo {" - per sqnere foot
isl2-4t Eth an. M f Fsis
EoR sALE-A BARsAIN-THr SOUTHEAST COR
l. LIST and SIS. Rvs lo0xl05 price - cents
latest q i nj, s,l D.
ESoR sALE-fINE CORNER LOT ON 10TH ST.
a NV 22h 10y no 30 alley fronts and southland
interest," t f TlfE s. TsR r .r.s, 6 rFa
NV. iaIl -,,ts
ytoR sAIE-A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE FOR
Il, SIX hoHsss cor IL IL and Msske s,s West Washing
iness' cheap Apply at the rial estate ofiiIe u
hll-ot Con. S Of i AND nd ii stS ~ 3. W
1,oR sALE-CHEAP-oN or THE MOST pEsIR.
foot il soidat once. J. X. HERTFORD I4a3s st
DOR sALE-CHEAP-Two DESIRABLE LoTs ON
jas-2w iS@3I Fst
FOR sAIE-lo.ooo FEET OF GROUND. ON d.
Can sell At bargain if taken at once. A. p. HILL q
IGOR sAIE-A BARGAIN ON CAPITOL, Hill
, two NM so Lots ~ feet 'front.' containing ,54o
on Meridian I'm, 18th St e1t 5osl5 feet at SOC
Mount iSs, Pleasant sn do Columbia ~ road ioc.
Boundary. fronting on New Jersey ave- zoe
On Princeton, Kenyon and 18th SITS ColumtSa
Heights. 2Jc. 40c aud DC.
ON ST. three lots fss sSns es nra iss S foo,
jaw IHOS. q. HENSEl, 1006 st NV
Vr0R SALE-CHO1CE LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL
Two on ontario ave. 2Oc three ON 10th st. 2.pr
three on Prospect ST. the best the hill grand view
f,c two on 10th 1T, above Columbia road DE. thrse
on l3th st, above hennesaw ave-, 25c: two on Keu-
lesaw ave- Mt Pleasant Zoe twenty five lots on Co.
lllnbia Heights. making about 19.1.0OO su n from
c TO 3oc Also, choice lots i'm northwest ia " of the
city = G. HILL. Real Estate. 18th and i4-sws
VroR sALE-THREE VERY CHEAP LOTS ON CO.
a lumpla Heights If sold in the next five days one
Lot ON DarlnoIth St. 50Nl2o #, zoe. two Lots on
Kenyon st, boy LOO ~, Zoe. THIS is 20 per cent yellow
their market value Also 81 900 square feet on Whit
ney ave. aud 18th ST.. % &c: terms easy.
> 4. HILL, Heal Estate,
dsS-lSt' Corner 18th aud r SITS
lroR sALE-LoTs IN MOUNT PLEASANT. FROM
Il 12 cents up. j Il HERTFORD
d.23-lm' l423L Est
IroR SALE-rALUABLE NORTHwEsTERN COR
ner property viz OF lot square 243 $1,000 feet
and wide parking bounded by Vermont ave- Iowa cir-
Gle and 18th ana SITS The corner lot osn loo
and the large, substantially built adjoining house with
Its lot 26xloO. will be sold together or setarately
Apply 10 oMhef- Idu3 y ST. d4-.Bn
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Rnpyenp Pg1ens Or Dsrss GooDs

KEptcEp PR1cEs On DREss (TooDs.
The 54-1nch Pink Check and striped Suitines,
previously reduced from 81 .25 to Toe. per yard,
are selling rapidly. We yrt have good assort-
ment Of shades, enough for few days at least.
We offer today:
52-Inch All Wool Sscqueing in Blue, Black,
Grey and Brown. REDUCED FROM 69c. TO
624c. PER YARD.
The Navy Blue is especially suitable for Ladies'
Drill Suits, School Suits and Calisthenic Exer-
cises.
COMBINATION BLANKET SUITS.
REDUCED FROM el5 TO $3.50 PER SUIT,
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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WOODWARD l. LOTHRoP.
runpAY SALE o. CoRsrrs

SATURDAY SALE Or CoRsErs.
A large and well selected stock of the most
reputable styles, only such can conscienti-
Ously recommend for style. fit and durability.
50 dozen German Woven Corsets, side steels,
embroidered busts. good fitting and extremely
durable; only 75c. per pair.
100 dozen r. l. 6. American Coutil Corsets,
perfect fitting only 81 per pair.
70 dozen r. g. Double.bone Coutil Corsets,
extra durable. especially suitable for stout
ladies and others hard on corsets. Only $1.25
per pair
II. c." French Coutil Corsets, white, gray and
cream. 1.5O per pair.
II G." French Short waist Corsets, white only.
S1.15 per pair.
Il. O." Abdominal Corsets, e.. so per pair
(Second floor: take elevator.)
WOODWARD L LOTHROP
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FOR RENT-HOrSES

t.,,h htN I--THREf HANDSOME NEWLY BUILT
- riouSts - S%e col a 81. NV. opposite the
pepslnh oiics trce stories basement Is rsars each;
sho al houein Improvements. 49, Ter month:
houses are open for inseeton for further
Apply 70 o~hef Noi-DsCHAiD. sI2 .th Il NV
n...l-sfa - =, "-''
IroR RENT-BRICK HOUSE OF NINE aaxn
some rooms aud Celar. rear Pension ara l1,ersnr
departments modern improvements rro.s eondtf,on.
market, street cars and school convenient, Al N
ARNES 92s 81. taa I'm ~
l>oR BENT-Two-sToRy BRICK HOUSE On, on
IL St containing rooms. besides hath r.,,o-
all modern inlps.; rent 80 per month In aayvuce In.
quire of j. u DAVIS SONS. cornsr pennsy wanna ava
and 18th ST d.ps-.t,,
lvoR RENT-oOe5 ST 10 ROOMS MOD INps
II Beautiful new House JOHN r. BEAII- I:Ssl n
81 dli-lm
usoR RfNr - THE ELEGANT AND DFSIRAsIE
Il three-story and basement Dwelling the north
west CORNER II 9th aud s;s opposite Judiciary square
ana PENSION Office. The premises have recently been
reinotieied are rood and opportunity
ior nrst%sass home IS oTisrd rent sS1 Ter month
6-2m BUSHNELL n CARt'Si. zoos n st. nv.
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LASsBuReH & BRo,
420. 422, 424. 42e SEVENTH STREET.
LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON.

LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON.
We wish to make the Of this month surpass the
sales of the corresponding month Of last year. In order
to do this have to sell vast amount Of merchandise
1t has always been aim to start with
Fresh Goods and not have any goods left from the
vous season. To do this efectuslly we put . cut on
the prices OF everything.
GOODS MUST MOVE If prices can move them
We give DISCOUNT OF 90 PER CENT OFF
MARKED PRICES ON ANY GARMENT IN OUR
CLOAK DEPARTMENT, whether it be for IS Coat
or an elegant Seal Skin Sacque.
Everybody who is familiar with our Establishment
knows what variety carry and are aware that our
prices even in the midst of the busy season. always
lower than any other house.
Now this Is easily proven We buv 100 coata to snv
other firms 5.
We consequently procure them cheaper, and to keep
the local reputation Cloak Department has justly
gained we sell them accordingly,
Now taking OF this 20 per cent makes coat cost
you as follows:
Our % Sg Goat win now cost you s3.11.
Our q 9Q Coat will now cost you 400.
6S:s VIII VIII NOW NOW cost You
Coat VII now now cost cost You You ssseo
Our $25 Plush Sscque will now cost you ego.
S$:S Il :$: s:
OUR MISSES NEwMARKETs
For twelve-year-old Children
MITa se9D OF
Our $3.50 Newmarket win now cost you 1850
CHIDRENs PLAID ahETCHENs.
For Children years old 90 80 Coats viii cost you
Children 10 years old $3.50 Goats viii now cost
For children 1e years old s7es Coats viii now cost
10 per cent off on all Fur Trimmines
10 cent of all Genuine Beaver and Mitria MINI
1U per cent OF on all Nitria Collars,
MUFFs
$3.50 Black Astrachan Muffs reduced to Al o.
- % Lynx NUTS reduced to e375.
95.SS Lynx Nuns reduced to S4.0S.
INDUSTRIOUS BARGAINS IN JERSEYS.
BETTER CHANCE NEVER OFFERED
One lot odd Sizes ell qualities and all color, We're
% IS % 90 and -. We have marked them ali Tor
one l9t cHILDREN's JERSEYS marked to 40 cents:
one lot CafLDRKN's JERSEYS marked down to "a
CHiLDkES's NORFOLK JERSEYS now sl.4s;
BEADED VEST JERSEYS. Now wrar
0ea9t9 vest 'FRONT.' Jerseys. % &3.5O
Ded1c1 Sheer est Jerseys. $50 425
1a9eI oTeton Jerseys ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1913 $50
oeA"eo Lapel Jerseys. 49S 600
We don't wish people to be misled by the reductions
we have made.
The goods are all sold perfect and well made and
are WARRANTED AS SUCH, NOTWITHSTANDING
THE REDUCTION
All Goods Marked in Plain Figures
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A Buerr B1.sr.

The pleasing tone Of which should bring Joy to mahy
homes ana awake to of their own interests these
who hsvs boys to clothe and eass fer Wen commsAcs
ON " Head 0ear.m
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Few. SUBSTANTIAL BARGAINS.
The store is full of bargains Every depart
ment offers some attractions.
We pick up the following as being worthy
special mention:
5000 yards White Checked Nainsook, large
and small checks. Worth &c. Only SC. per
yard
so dozen 2Ox4O All-linen German Damask
Towels, knotted fringe, four rows Of faggott-
ing handsome fancy borders. Worth 33c. Only
25c. each.
Ladies's 6-but: Real Kid Gloves long and
tan shades. Formerly sold 1T S175 Now
$3.50 per pair.
3-color morning glory patterns warranted fast
Reduced from Csc to Pc per yard.
variety Of styles, Including the .boot pattern"
vertical stripes. fancy checks, blocks, &c. These
are worth $l.50 and So. Only 81 and S1.25
per pair.